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Volcanoes are formed from erupted material piling up around vents in the Earth's crust. In early times, people did not understand how volcanoes formed or why they erupted lava. In 1980, Mount St. Helen's awoke from dormancy and erupted with tremendous force, blowing down entire forests.
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